Welcome to “Carfin”, a beautiful homestead exuding heritage elegance and strong connections to the early agricultural settlers of the region. Built in 1884 with strength and quality craftsmanship, it is thought the first owners named the homestead after Carfin, a small farming village in North Lanarkshhire, Scotland. The connection to the early settlement days of rural Australia is charming and evokes a sense of timelessness. As the settlement of Yarrawonga thrived and expanded, the homestead was amongst the few to boast views of the first trains to travel to Melbourne from 1886. Today, this unique location, opposite the fields of the railway line is an attractive feature – it feels somewhat rural and yet is so close to the amenities of central Yarrawonga. From the moment you arrive, there is an instant respect and appreciation for the quality craftsmanship and fine period...